I love Jodi Piccolt’s books, but this one is definitely not my favorite. And that is all I am going to say because I firmly believe in “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.” The nicest thing I can say is that I will not let this book get in my way of enjoying all her other books, and any yet to come. Every author has a miss. “Under the Dome,” in my opinion, was Stephen King’s miss. But there is no point in judging an author by the worst, but by their best, which, for me, by Jodi Piccolt is “Leaving Time.”

Sally

Under the Dome was one of my Stephen King favorites .

Patricia

it frustrated me. And I really, really like Stephen King. Didn’t finish it. Left the marker in and put it on the shelf. I got about a third of the way through. As I said. Every writer has a miss. For me Under The Dome was King’s miss.

Robyn

Wonderful!

Gila

I was tired of her for formulaic writing but this was pertinent and well written – much discussion at book club !

Mary

There was another stream on this book-which I started. Good discussion. I almost put it down because it was so upsetting. I couldn’t sleep I was so upset! After a few days I picked it up again and finished. I’m glad I did. I thought one thing was a bit farfetched but …….writing is not my talent. I’ll leave that to the author.

Cindy

What is the title of her latest.

Lynn

“Small Great Things” was the only Piccoult I’ve read. I thought it was good but felt a little too “after-school special” vibe in parts. Looks like a lot of her titles are about moral dilemmas. Just not my thing.

Gila

Very formulaic but she does amazing authentic research

Gila

I also thought it allowed a conversation between politically divergent people ….

Kari

I liked it

Julie

Small Great Things was magnificent, IMO

RitaQuestion author

There are definitely about moral dilemmas.

Alison

I loved this book. Extremely thought provoking.